respondent's answer to the skill question "Which of the two current Argovian members of the Council of States, Pascale Bruderer and Philipp Müller, will be standing again in the 2019 elections?" about the cantonal proposal "Ständeratswahlrecht für Auslandschweizerinnen und Auslandschweizer" (1st answer is correct; only voters)

whether or not the respondent used free newspapers and free online journalism / news sites to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used paid newspapers / magazines (on- and offline) to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used the official cantonal voting booklet to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used radio programs to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used television programs to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used the official cantonal webpage to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used readers' letters or online comments to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent used social media like Facebook or Twitter to learn about the cantonal proposals (only voters)

whether or not the respondent discussed the cantonal proposals with acquaintances

Yes, from both sides to about the same extent
No, I have not seen any political advertising

whether or not the respondent saw political advertisings such as street posters, flyers, online advertisements, etc. for or against the cantonal proposals

offline, for example via print media, television or radio
on- as well as offline to about the same extent

respondent's primary source of political information (on- vs. offline)

don't know the government's position on this proposal

importance the respondent attaches to the position of the cantonal government of Aargau regarding his/her voting decision on the cantonal proposal "JA! für euse Wald" (only participating online respondents)